The inertia weight (w) represents the particle
inheritability of the previous speed, that is, a larger w means a stronger ability in global searching, whereas a smaller w means a stronger ability in local searching.
Animal models have been used in studies for phenotypes, pathological changes, and the
inheritability due to prenatal and perinatal exposure of environmental toxicants as reviewed in Section 3.1 of this paper.
A somatic correction would most likely be directed to a subpopulation of cells that are both accessible and critical for the manifestation of the most severe disease symptoms but would not impact
inheritability of the disorder.
Indeed, natural plant populations show a high variability in flower size with a significant
inheritability (Andersson & Widen, 1993; Galen, 1996; Ashman & Majestic, 2006).
potential to solve the problems of
inheritability of claims and
Gregory Mankiw (2013a) observes that low social mobility could occur even if there were equality of opportunity because of the
inheritability of talent, intellect, and interpersonal skills.
Among the popular loopholes that will be addressed, he predicted, will be the tax-free
inheritability of stretch IRAs and 401(k)s, requiring that Roth IRAs be subjected to a required minimum distribution rule and treating all distributions from S corps and partnerships as ordinary income subject to income tax.
alongside the
inheritability of the non-citizenship status, (11) that
Some people may have a genetic vulnerability to the hypothetical schizovirus;
inheritability would lie in contracting the specific virus.
Family, twin, and adoption studies indicate that there is substantial
inheritability in the aetiology of alcoholism.
(9) Gabon's theories on the
inheritability of talent as well as other family traits--some proved through photographs--would be greatly influential; but somewhat notoriously his ideas would also give rise to theories of eugenics.
Hollingworth's research clearly disputed the belief in the
inheritability of gender behaviors.